Use cargo read-manifest to get rust_version from core
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Because we have workspace path dependencies and direct version dependencies on azure_core in the repo, cargo metadata returns multiple packages named azure_core. We could use
--no-depsto stop returning dependency packages, but then we still have to filter the results toazure_core.cargo read-manifestis already filtered to the target package and seems like a more direct way to get at specific package properties.